Path of the Soul Chain

Born from the crucible of relentless battles, those who walk the Path of the Soul Chain harness the primal fury of the barbarian with the arcane might of stolen spells. With each rage, they weave ethereal chains that bind their foes in deadly duels, drawing upon the very essence of their adversaries. Inspired by the legendary Soul Chain Deathmatch, these warriors defy convention, tethering their souls to their enemies and unleashing devastating assaults with the power of stolen magic. Through blood and thunder, they carve their legacy as champions of the arena, their every victory etched in the annals of legend

Spell Steal

Whilst Soul chain Deathmatch is active, making melee attacks against the affected creature will steal 1 random spell from their spell book(If they have one). The stolen spell can be casted once and uses the original user’s spellcasting modifer. Stolen spells cannot be stolen again from the same enemy and all unused spells will disappear once rage ends.You gain advantage on saving throws against spells when you have a spell stolen.

Soul Chain Deathmatch

Starting when you choose this path at 3rd level, while raging, you can choose to cast Compelled duel as an action without any requirements. The creature affected will take d6 damage per half your barbarian level(Min 1) if it moves farther than 5 feet from you or attempts to break the chain.The affected creature will be pulled back towards you or Vice Versa if either move away.

Enchanted weapon

As a bonus action, you can enchant your weapon using a stolen spell to deal an extra 1d6 psychic damage. Damage type changes based on the stolen spell used. Active until short rest.

Soul Contract

Once per long rest, you can choose a creature within 300 feet.as an action You can then choose to charge towards the creature as an action, regardless of where or when, dealing 4d6 bludgeoning damage and stunning them until your next turn.

Spell Storage

You can now store stolen spells even after rage ends. A max of 3 spells can be stored and disappear after a short rest.